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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
TIE NAME FOR III.

We were travelling by rail from Liver
pool % London. In the compartment
were the Pathfinder. the Olher Pirate, tie
Man from Chicago, an Englishman. Who
was . stranger TO ~, and myself The
stranger wss less exclusive than most En-
gnshmen. lie actually spoke 10 Us wiIhou,
an introduction.
Pointing out OF the window be said
"Thswt's the Avon"
"whAi isi" SAID the man from Chicsgo.
"why. thswt. don't ye know-,he river"
"CAll that river!"
"why. ysss. wha; woald you call M
"Oa. We wouldn't call II slis Ia America
We wouldn't give little gutter like that .
name"
"As."
Long pause. tufisg waieh the Briton
seemei - BE- reaching sroaoi somewhere
after his Intellect II have never been In
your country. yc know. ba, from what I've
heard pr sumo your rivers and mountains
are xtsn.ive."
'Qeiis."
1--WE Just hesrI you sss s"a'i .-en up
Ben Lomond, nov. woulia'tN"u cal ihsvt
q mountain 10 your cou1tryl'
"Gooi gracious. no; wunlint tblnk Of
H."
"Aw"
"No. wouldn't c ~ that . mountain"
"And-aw-mlsh, sssk vhs, you
wOuld esll Il, ye snowf"
Thar
"Yass. Ben LOmOnd"
"we'd call that . wart."
"Aw.--Tsras SVisncs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
swryprTn

dos not refer possible purchasers 70 hii
victims. The Athlophorls G. gladly ~
fcrs sufferers from rh,umsiiiri. ucurdsia,
.ciaiica. nsrsou. o. Lex hcliarhc. kr.ul,
and liver complaints o. iii0.o wln tltf be-
surol IL ihcsc diseases ~ lthlolhulo.. nni
viii furnish names anil a'ldf,s.fs ~ nany
such persons % thc-e d,.ifing ihen. Atl''
lophoros l. the only remedy iif ih,.. dis.
ease. that can stand sncL a iosi.
augusta. Ne. April ~. is,c.
No SIR don't think ANYTHING aloui
H. is1~ Aihlophorus ~ u the bosi
"a siicinc that ever vas &c rheumatism 90
neuralgia: ~hsn my son vss very ~ With
neuralgia anil uas being treated by doctors
al ihc ~ay from licsiou AMI liangor, Nho
sail neuralgia uns a hard thing 10 handle,
thcv dii M case him. bui three dosfs ri
Aihlophoros kncckel ~ pain cut % him,
as Il Dbl Cor me.
f'or seven weeks conld not 10 a stroke
fofk. took Athlophor,-. because i had
f..ns A. much Coz my hoy my rheumatism
iroablel me In the hack, lev anil feet.
Athiophorc- will kill pain quicker than
anv medicine ! ever sav ~ took.
NonASou- kINnAiI-
Great Falls. y. n, March Il. lS,d.
With me Alhlophors oltsclls All rhcu-
matism uio.lisines anil herewith give you
one sample n II. work In this plaos. Mr..
Cvru. Curtis has len ~ afflicted viih
rhsumaiism that f1r the past three Year,
he has ben unable O. valk. except a. PIT
one icos cot anil dag The other up % 4
AMI thus gsi along Thrcc weeks ago |
recommended NhlophoTo- g. him, Two
bottles has - la be- states uni,as,aoi him
that he can valk natural again. lie l.
NV an earnest advocate ~ Aihlophorus.
T. II. WiSGArr, Druggist
livery druggist should ke,p Aihlophoru-
AMI Aihlophoru- Pill. but here the cam
MT o. bought IL the druggist The Alhlo.
phoro, 20. lls Wall -, New York, vii
srnl either loarfisrc paid On rcoeia q
REGULAR priv which b tl.Oo Ter bottle
~ Athlophnrns anil CO. ior rllh.
% liver All tsinry i.-ss.s dvfffsit in.
f.rsifiln. sclkuTs. ufrolt iIiIHl diseases
81 uunfn fors'llafHfI hfalfI ir. ar
I.f.f Hr fffIrh"rH II.a af' aHr'iua.ld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Lag q disc OF rud paste on round uf
aud place q strip OF paste all round u a.
FOR al ordinary IAN tart. Spread on ia'
inside layer Of apple marmnais q1ar'
Ter of an iacn Thick. Peel And core some
spplss. cut them In slices quarter % al
inch thick, trim Ill the slices q TIE same
shape. dispose all these slices over the
marmslade, overlapping eaea Other And
In some kind of pattern stew plenty oi
sugar over aud bake In qsick oysu al
The apples ars good color. -L0ad0H
QHesH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
nY.ITn snrF

Two quart, OF oysters, one p.ni OF water
one qusrt Of milk, three dessert sPJOniuis
of butter, one dcs.cftsPOOafal of CO a
starch. . pinch OF mace, psPpsf aud SIT
To taste.
Strain the oysters oul OF TIE hqu)r ani
place this over the Ore with the water
Let II heat slowly % DOLL. Al this stage
add the seasoning and tue oysters. Cook
these uniil The edges become erimPed.
Have ready In q double boiler The milk'
into which has been stirred The hut'ef'
rubbed smooth with the cora starch. foar
this upon The siswcd oyster, STR veil
Aai srve Guard against osef-eookius
the oysters Five minutes snould Dnng
them % TIE proper state, bat = few min
utes added cooking renders them tough
and tasteless.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

johnny lA,orloasly legged pail itto
the parl0r where The family werc Assem-
bed. ani Askei bis maternal granimother
q kick IL.
"why shouli kick u. Johuuyi' grand.
mother inquired 10 astoulshmsnL
"Just 20 smuse pspa. sald Johnny. "ue
said be would give Ten dollars any time 20
see you kick the bucket"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
cRANnkERY JELLY.

Oae q.lrI of eFAnDerrle,. oae teieaP'
ful waisr. sugar - taste.
Cook tue cranDcrrirs unNl tcnief' sllf'
ring often. When they Afu 81 the oonsls
tsncy OF marmAlaie, take ifom The me-
swcetsn ani strata unh0M sssefsiaJ
through Jelly bAg. Set - form Ia
mould 10 cold place. aui turn oai al
before sending - table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN NlSEsi
Is the Loss Of
MANHOOD

AI.ssass 90 th. N.tsrs Trs.tmsst SD
u.ats.l rarr q ~sminal Wfat1ris pf -fff "a
fHrtarf, iu1rrrf ~ Ell Atrsf. ltf1 shiAf
EumisslIns Inpntsrrf. Nsfroas lfhIfT aaf
lnlsllm 90 o. Maffiass gfuffalJ nfI.I
zoe IlllsusT 81 fIfs. hfrfa 81 iLfs ~ ll'
-.yssnY. Ae.-nT EOhfkr ,. tiLftkNt Kill
M
IssIurs. c'rar'y rruFfs ffnm fIs 80 etp-fEtrs
MT fhs asful etuss lIHfrff ol -slf Apass 10y p
fffffua|lT frmnFff s.tr.ui ftrffftaf slfs 81
faIIrns. t1arirs. InffIIuFnts. reg Nf 80
fIsIs. t.afrfIns go nnif rf rarr Ell oaef 1919
sci - rfaal. b. stlrh rFsrF sursrsfs 30 uai.ff
shaf ne c1naIroa nay o.. maf faff tln"
rnssrlf p'lrtifJ al ftfittif.
s.Tls issfsrs 80 prarss tsrs O. naafissf
aHd flfsf1adf
SET asisr zeal O. plain snTs'ogs. o. 49, a.
iress on ffcrpi ol lgaf Crats, or go Fsitst
ttamps Aftfsfs
The cuIytRwtIL MEDICAL CO,
a. - S.. ~ rrs. ". PIT o. g. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

~ vie "a, very BAD With TIE fhsuma
tsm All usufal siA. - she could nui Jis'
gei ~. s.ta pain, Ia her bach ard limt'
AL around her heart. SAe took iwo Bot
ties % yoar msdiclue. Aihlophof,s. and
wAs yery nue. better rigni away w l..
MJusclry. Lyme, y III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

nAIm " ANF WV
is-lsi1a. Dan, To- aei - -.
tautlnsf. - tt-' s'A
Eirhsri.1a t.ass sissnt1st
c.. taif', t1si al Boa
house. 80 -
D. = &C a co, fsnt isisf
n al t1sush ., stffGf' 80
ifg Estuc iois, lAe ~ l~'
Anh suss y rsasiss q rgios 10 sTroiais'i
aseal o. sarsfiatstd ne sspstdtsfs 81 ths
ssms. al NJ q rsguifsi o. fi's tosf 81 ne As
illssts
an ssrpins. f0f Ne gufposs - fspshiaf -
I bmnsA u ~ guaniy fnAd ieaiies ucm Anfo.
80 % tEtoa. a. liss 10 sstt sap ~. ths 80 ~
ann dVs dliisfs h assfssf a. folo-s lpoa
lie srtIse tfssf supto.si o. coatain 500 sssss ..
ssrlusifs 81 yusi.f lets. snf osusi ~ D. -
20 narg1f hifty ffe toiiafs. asi tisarr W.
Lars "a Aufctsf Nofih safgius 10 sypoisisf
Asstt o. ssfsfinisnlt ~ shpsniitufe - he sAns
AL sftquird ~ ave b1nds ne lac dfseu.
nN fffstafs AstismY ofspt. o. n pofloss
W ~ fspairias ne ohir scsaiI tosi ihsFsia. ne
zen ~ tsfriI dtiitfs All so ssei', . s'ss" q
10 fUI.naF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
HELPFUL HINTS

TsI isarss save TIE spfut ia leave.
fora fex days thea steep thsm 10 un pal
OF pau for half an hour, strain ihfongh
sieve, aBd use TIE ia f0r All vanished
paint. Ilrqg.fr. very little elbow pol
i.h. a. the go acts n . strOng detergent
cleansing lttq1al tO new. IL cleans ~in
dOss aui sashs. aud oucioihsi lnne''
sny vafnl,hci surface !, Improved ~ ~
application. H. WISHES Window pane
ani mirrors much bsiicf than ~iisr' an
i.sxcsllsnt f)r cleansing black rilaui an
looklng glas, frames H. vii NOS DO !,
wash uaVafulsasd p,iuts with 10.
Ciycsrlas AL gos,l,Iifr NIX a 10 sqa.l
part, make good "hai,a" fof the hsni'
amer washing. AMI IL ass'li ppiilf -
sssp on The toilet table. Very rough ~
dfy hand, Afr Improved by Annolnslng
With mutton .aet a. bsd'tlms ani dfa"lu-
On q son. loose pair % OLD white A..
gloves whaisVcr supple, TIE place OF
natural oil 90 TIE hand, will help - keep
them 10 good order Ia COLI "eaiher
N,es CoFss wil0w Eyyi Make small
sack Of cheese cloth, pas IN small table
spoonful fOf each cop OF cote, iced not
Tic kMN aAAAf lAN ~ ~" 80 So f"ft = 49,
" cold water CA 10 Set ths on ia th'
mofuing and lcs 10 come - boil. then ~
ap a. you wish Win hot "Alsf
Turn SACK wroug side oat aflsr breakfast
riG.e AL Try tot neat ume
Il have flc way 90 cleaning iamg
top. ani burners, take cJmmDn saii And
.lIoug yinsgar miKci ani ruo them well,
thea rass In .olp,al 4, al fl1 dfy tlsJ
will look ,ike neW oae' ani ID no. cost
mach.
III /, Little p3si,rei sigs L. mixed
with psp2er AMI sAlt All IL scattered o1sl
porkslsak VALE 10 4, cDOsing, 10 vii give
an agreeable ilVos Ani vii lcs'eH ne
purely greasy taste - ooiseiionao.e -
most people.
-Fre,h eggs. n packed The snail snd
iosn In coarse salt. not rock salt, AZ
sspt la cool place. I'll De- iolHd 9ai''
frv,h .ni nice a. tne cni OF year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Ifahr.-Isck-y clf,t. a. h11ost mat
10 tfai.ng hlrses ga Saaisf. t1e hoa's'
naa h~ nl zen ~ ss,inst tne cay.
Bai f1s nat mH,sr, thc l)-ksy hts "a
rcm-iy sgAinsi me h1nr.t man u TIE hon
ct man shDali 90 tas better ~ TOE llck'y'
Such thlng. haze hsppcuci
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
DOUaiISUrs

Oas cup OF sugar. Two eggs, four table
spOonia.s of sweet milk, ~ tablespoons
ial OF melted lard. hall stelspJonfai ofs0
ia. one fall teaspOOnial % cfcam'tArtAr
salt ADJ spice. ffy At once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ss.-cs~rf If c.,~sfy Cs.stssssssss
Tsasatsr ssssie-. a. u. ts>r. Asf 81 fsrs 90
As issf TsssfaY ~ Dec~~tsv ID. ise bdss
hs fee.fysieAh DAG ~ sssf sssiA.
THE Cosny C,mnis,iossrs fos the County %
osmrd. 10 ths nSnih 81 september A. u. sse, 90
pruy ifsd By las. made setsal issesetisn az the
Coany hosds daily located and oien fof fste.
lytas 10 uninoof porstsd Tosr shlps and trsets os
issi. hefsiasnsr N sntiousi N ssA eosnif. for
the pafpose % ace frtalnisf the e,afities ~ sail
sosds. sai sstimstiaE the snouats neeief - pst
he zane IN rspt.. 20 ste b safe sd ecs.sa'
eat co. publ ua.el. aad u spp<Nfinf % sst IL.
spe i,e, thai ssd roads we're cot Ia kset fepsr
sod uot sac All eIuteahnt &c pagpssss OF pib
~ uavei. suf thst ut shoals - sssesssd
"a ssit lad Cor the rtpsis u said fosds thsrsis
lheV 90 therefore O. this tssatysifhth dst % De
ssmbtf. a %. ifsa stlatTe ssd orisf thai The tot
lss ins Gums - ssssssesf, snf the tsms ace htff
b. asssssed apSa me foilssiaE lsats IL uaine1f
pofssa Ts~nships and tracts % issd hsrsisshsf
meatisss.i fof the larpssc % repsifing ths roats
lssslss throash thsm. dsfins he Tear is''
Ia wni
ON Abdovsr We, surpiu, fgf 10 Iufps.s Of
" tsPa Hins that part oi ths Cosnu hSsf LEAD.
| ins from AntCvsf Cofusr O. UPton With Les 10
saai safplus. the ZEN q trsur I've % lns "
ssssssd &C follosf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
Winchester's

wiScuEsrkR's urroriOsruirE oF LIME
AND SODA u q msiesless r.neis fof Tee
Cssghs. Weak Lasgs. Threat Diseases.
Lsss 90 gisss esd Arpssi's. ssd every
form az gsssssi Debility IL an safqaslsd
CilEsfTA'. pHNFAHAIIOs. o. sai 81 pr
hstils sali bs Drassisfs. WfNCutsTtu
a CO. Chemists Nc. - Dsy st.. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
na m N k,o. Jane. River. Va, IN Glare:
EAKM ms.s csissy; Il,.si..,,d
" n ID VI hyeseaisr free J. v, MASCuA'
Cisrms NJ. viuinis.
Please Don't Forget Il

rhst Dt N. ismiss Cs.satls fsdios 10 prspsref
IN Csisaita, fsils. ffom ne rafsst stt osst "a.
tive Heap, AMI 10 tts oniy rens.if sihss Ia thn
soantry os this. that gill positive y sol perns'
,.stI, cave cssssssp tiss. nrsssh ttss.
Asshsus Nasal Csssssh ssa Nsrvsss pe-
hiIlty, 90 brras 70 frssh eiii IN n heafs tsso
psr bo,iis, three hotilss o. 81 Cfsdfocs a Co.,
fropris,srs ioIg RAGS 81. raisisiphiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

cup. OF bfown sugar. cup % oaiIer'
J eggs. tabls.poonials Of hot water. IN
Witch dissolve scaas half.isasp0Onf1l oi
soda Jasl iJar enoagh - roll. Use
ns.riy Oae whole nutmeg with teaspoon.
Col oi every Mind OF spec. Aii one eap
of chopped fAl,lns, Ani cai ani bake A.
cookies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
IYrnE SUFFERERS FROM CoSsUaPr

" THE SUFFERERS PROM CONSUMPTION,
Scrofula. ard General Debility. will Try
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver OH,
With Hypopho,phltes, they will nnd imme'
dlaie relief Sni permanent benent. DR..
n v. Mott. brentwood. Cal. writes 81
have used Scots Enulslon with great al.
vantage Ia eases Of Phihlsic, Scrofala and
Wasting Diseases generally. IL IL very
pslatAbie."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
A gentlemAn in Paris called upon q la

A gentleman 10 Paris called upon lady
who has . msniA FOR dogs. Ten or twelve
puppies greeted him - be entered. lie
rspsl.ed them kinily, when the lady ei'
claimed
"II Is very easy 70 see ,hl, you DO no,
love dogs"
"Soi love dogs" exclaimed the visitor,
IL guess DO. ate ten OF them during the
siege"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
Rrv CT RnnnK.

Says that hl, liils girl d. trouble 4 viii
malaria very severely. aui that sitcr hs
gave her Sulphur Bliirrs. be never thinks
OF leaving New York fDr bis sumner re-
sort without fcw bottles, for they always
cure his family. Ani are FAR superior 70
qulrine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

,orr..pondsncs on practical topics. comin 9
prop. fly unfisr The bead OF this column, ~ -
frti.d Address all recommendations iatsn1t.i
~. mi. a.u.rtment 10 Editor ~ liotnsmaksfs'
colu.,n. snroRp DEMOCRAT. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

luroRr,~r PEgsoNAL -Rimsmbcr TIE
Vlrias. NJ Hops Blrgaaiy fiiea and Cams
are com1ln.i IN tas clean. sscrt aui qsiek'
.ciing lI,p rlsstef. H1p Fi'isr' sod ev.
erye1sfe - cts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

80" SIS A" isp ,0, &.
T'mshy wsn,r'. Ea. st,i
y 49, 49,. ~; -, ., ., ..,.... 10 10 (.
suiF1 fgin Ws'ef Fa-sf
e.. fsha~ 81 fesn ~ 80 eo' 100
Al ilssfy ". ilaan Of Andsyef Nsfih ufp us
Il aVgciatsi Esut o. ssp fiuisud thsFspsaat 40
Of tts saas. % sufiias 10 lss. a. 10 "a tfsi a.
ave boUi q, the iss dHscts.
an Aniover Nouh safgls,. fcr The T.ippss II
JupalinE - ua'h ~ trs countf rcst lsAtiax
TOM Andovsf Colnsr O. tpioa, Rs ii~s -lthis
ssi suftius. aa1 slso 20 meeh - ne hlsrs
Ho.k rot. O. called. e lie siuhiu sal ssrplss,
the sum 81 ons tuacFsd ini nnY df1sfs asi
tsentg sfais. D. Assessed ~ folloss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

to-s.Ai FssstPt Eahiic iot'. 100 iso ia 81
AtdHIthsfsbf efdsrd. thstth fst ssesse I
sfaIasl Js.ss y. HAL. nstii n. lissiine eel
frtnrn a Tflrfnaf. togsttef -ith tltN fogf f1i
az. and I1sts q ihstas ottts trvst hsifs, lnfff
aneuatrs Ia az ~ ssfeatT.lfs doil,fs al
aa fsnts, - stpstisd uuna niart nfcot Htsi.
at sua.F rsasies 81 tgioa 10 spfaisie,i AGsni
% sHfsrt ne sane. snf ths btlAff' 81 saf ht
~ stfsr.isf pee ~ fosi ifsfifg lfrm AnfuFsf
ID Upi1n. srd iisafy ". Dsan OF ssf Nofth suf.
flus IL attoinuf Assnt O. shTfud ~ ssms 80
irsy ar ugaifsd % ave toti' 40 ~ lss d.
fsctt
an Tos1sh'F Later a. 60 tts Iufy 80 ~ ~.
rslslss ~ nlasa ufosk fesf. . ssiist. iss
in .aII Io-Nshly. aHt 49, 10 "Cuff hsat -
fai'si -tish Ice 500 fssashia ihe go 81
tHfss Luuifef fnilsfs astsssft. a. full3sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Dear. dear. how f.sAl0n. 80 alter. 20 be
surs. remArEci oi Mrs. fsacAo.ossom +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
Nin,ef l.oo,ure Cau,ss Courht,

WInfff ItVufuTt LAIIFt NVINHiF
Cola., Pisafisy, gAfsmtrsn, fafussaia Nsu
fsiss. sciauea. LumblEe hsctarne IN efhef
sumsnis. Toe ~lich nfasoa's Ispfus 7 s.ir's q p
simItrt o. - ~ ~ 81 fenfiF kaasn Tee 20
i,sse asi csfs N aiss heurs rtsn ~ eihsf a. :.
s.ilsa /. q ~ istsl tsnfti Nai1fssi D. 90
rhysFians snf nfasgists ~ sne 20 imiiston
aafsrsln liaf souniinE nanfs snfh a. taps cam.
sOapsirln "Csptic 80" Ask TpH uFssuNs ANt
TakG No OTuEEs tssulas rafefuiiT tfiofs Ga
tay. AZ ifps1sis.
sEAnuKIS JOHNSON. rrorr siar'. =. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

| All N. n Chsndisf ofsAi fryebars Aesismy
| Grant. IL appointed Agent o. supsfintsad the "a
psniiiufs 0i The sane, snd 10 UgsIei 10 ave
/ bod a. The ise drects
On Riley fisnisfiou Tor the purposs repsifing
| Oths fOsd o. saii flantaiion Tun1ins up sBndsy
rIVsr % Iuihsf Ligtiehais's. the sum % thlftf
slghi dollars All seventh ceny. 10 s'sess'e A'
| fblloust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01
OUR PuzzLE CORNER.

lcommanleAfions Cor this Department should
b. .sni tbe ciitcs. W. n. kAsrsAs, hsst SUM
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

a. - 1900 !, 90 at 'A''s.s I's' s',' -,.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

Yeisran-"l scni 90 N var All an
poor. while yoa stiyri Al hons sni goi
uch."
MlIionNre-"Right you AZ. oh mao.
While yoa wtre p-PPerius yoar enemies, !
Vas sA'ilay my ificnis
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Hal. veg.ts1's S.slli,a uNr Rsassef
restore. % %. flrmif c,lpf "a hdr saen
lsfning gray. AL rcasss is yolA aai
oeAliy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

w each to~n snf eiiy IN the ualoa. % sslny
o. Commissi1n. % seiisa orisrs lr0. be.insss
men fer eur sieEsnf, new style, nickis plated 80
eIo q dsy. Circulars. Tssgim sslAis. ksi~rsns<s'
Ac.s seat on APPLICATION
Mica Doc, s ra.': s. &C.; rss.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
BERNHARoT's DEATH SCENE.
How the Great French Actress Dies In
Frou-Frou-RealIsticA Acting.

How the Great French Actress Dies In
Frou-Frou-ReaIIsticA Acting.
Bernhardt was dressed in a plain, loose
dress of the sombrest black; il made her hair
by contrast look actually red; it is red as a
matter Of fact, but not of pronounced shade,
and unless il is thus brought out by sharp
contrast, the fact escapes the recognition OF
many a chance observer. Moreover, her red
hair is in violent disorder; it strays about
either side Of her face somewhat after the
manner Of the conventional witch; and n
tuft stands almost straight up on the middle
of her head. Her face has the most ashen
pallor, and her open mouth, dropped jaw and
languid movements indicate the extremity of
weakness She is assisted to a sofa and the
scene progresses.
When the death scene proper begins, Bern
hardt has the boy George on his knees before
her, her sister and her husband at her right
and left respectively. She stretches her limbs
as one might in a fit of lastitude. Her arms
are extended wide on either side and her
hands are open, the fingers spread apart She
withdraws her hands from this position in a
moment to toy with Georges long hair. Her
voice, in its tremulOus, husky infections,
growing gradually inarticulate, cannot, OF
course, be described. She smiles continuously,
but in so doing rolls the lower lip down, ex-
posing her teeth, as if to indicate that she had
not the strength to bring her jaws together.
Still, unless the spectator knew the lines, he
would not expect the end to come as quickly
as it does. "Ah," heard some one say, "if
the acting is realistic, would not physician
know just where to expect the last gaspp
Perhaps so; we shall see.
The actress continues to give directions In
faint voice for her burial, her eyes wander
ing from George to her sister. Suddenly she
stops in the middle of a sentence, stares
straight ahead, shivers slightly, closes her
fingers convulsively together as they rest on
Georges head, appears to gasp for breath
that she cannot get, and then her head falls
back upon the cushion and rolls to one side,
the eyes staring. the mouth open. As the
head falls she makes slight choking sound
as if one should try to say All! without using
any breath. In the very lobby l met an
ancient physician who had been an atten-
tive observer of the scene. "Realistic!' he
queried. at was effective. Isn't that quite
sufficient l never saw anybody die that
way; but I presume Mime. Bernhart may
have. l don't believe, however, that our
great actors and actresses study models Of
expiring people in the hospitals as they are
said to do in popular legends. No two per-
sons die alike any more than they live alike,
and if Mime. Bernhart were to endeavor to
be realistic rather than artistic my impress
sion is that the spectators wouh say that she
did not know how to die correctly
Bill in Chicago Herald.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-05
Good Beef for Poor Lo.

The stock men Of the Red Rock region are
making bitter complaints because the Indians
Of the Lemhi reservation have learned a trick
which is reducing the profits of cattle raising
in that region almost as much as a severe
winter.
The red men made the discovery that cattle
were prone to wander onto the railroad tracks
and be killed, and they also perceived that
the carcaSses were carefully preserved and
taken away. Being out of meat most of the
time, the gentle savage scattered himself
along the track for many miles, and as soon
as a steer was tossed to one side by the loco
motive, he fastened a rope TO the carcass and
dragged it off. The railroad company has
made it practice to indemnify the owners
for. all the cattle killed on the track, and it
has found that policy cheaper than building
fences
The Indians saw that cattle frequently met
death in this way, and they have of late been
charged with facilitating the casualties by
driving steer or two into the tracks.
The cattle men began to wonder why so
many carcasses were found along the track,
and having set a watch they discovered that
the savage was living high at their expense
and the railroad company's. They now de-
mand that the agent at Lemhi keep his in
genious beef spectators at home, and they
will present bill to the railroad company to
cover their estimated losses. The Lemhi
Indians are said to be fatter than any other
in the west, and this explains it.-Dillon on.
t. Cor New York Sun.